Hi Charlie, On 6-Jan-05, at 11:49 PM, Charlie Massey wrote: > Here's the deal. Sure you listened on your Genelecs and other good > speakers in your > studio and the swish was there. The trick is to go to your > neighbor's house and drop the > CD in their entertainment center and to get in a friend's car and > drop the needle on the CD > on his car setup, etc, etc, etc. Now I don't know this for sure but > in many of the test cases > outside of your enviroment, the swish will disappear which was what > the 10m's were > telling you. For one, I don't want to have to go to a neighbour's house everytime I need to check a mix. For 2, the mixes that I do on my system sound good and balanced on other systems that I take them to. They may not sound exactly the same but they're still balanced. The fact that the swish will disappear on systems outside of my environment is irrelevant to me. There will be people whose systems can reproduce more accurately than an NS10 and *they* will hear the difference. I stand by my words that if I can't hear it, I will boost something which may make the mix sound good on that speaker but may leave it out of balance on another. The old argument of "knowing one's speaker" doesn't stand true for me. I don't want to compensate blindly without actually hearing my results nor do I want to go check mixes on a bunch of other systems if I don't need to. > In other words, as has been stated here before, the environment will > never be the same > and I stand by my words that a good mix on NS10m's will sound good in > more > environments then any other. If we created our music for the lowest common denominator, then there would be no need for Neumann condensers, Apogee converters, Avalon mic pres, etc. Just because someone can't hear the subtleties in those higher-end devices doesn't mean that you should use lesser equipment. > I warned everyone about the rant that would ensue, just by mentioning > this speaker....... :) I'm not ranting - just stating an opinion as you are. :-) > I have other topics that I will bring up as we motor through > time........ haha > Bring 'em on ;-) Fernstudio
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Re: [Logic_Cafe] The 80's (was Re: Lawsuits (was M-Audio 88Pro))
2005-01-07 by Fernstudio
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